Telehealth Therapy for Shame in Pennsylvania is an important and growing way to access mental health treatment. Shame is an emotion commonly associated with feelings of self-blame, guilt, and inferiority. Utilizing telehealth therapy, Pennsylvania residents can access specialized treatment to address and manage feelings of shame in a safe and secure way. Breaking the cycle of shame through therapy can lead to healthier emotional states, improved relationships, and a more positive outlook on life. If you or a loved one in Pennsylvania are struggling to cope with feelings of shame, contact a mental health professional today to explore telehealth therapy options.
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Therapists Accepting New Clients for
Maureen McCarthy
Licensed Social Worker
Joslyn Justi
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Gabrielle Larin
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Courtney Burkhardt
Marriage and Family Therapist
Caitlin Harrison
Marriage and Family Therapist
David Koppisch
Licensed Social Worker
Kira Yakubov
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
How to Start Telehealth Therapy
Starting therapy can seem daunting, but it doesn't need to be. Follow these 6 simple steps to start your mental health regiment
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Schedule FREE 15 Minute Consultation Call
Schedule a Free 15 minute consultation call through our website’s online scheduling portal here
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Consultation Call with Intake Coordinator
You’ll have a free 15 minute consultation call with our intake coordinator to see if Heal Your Roots Wellness is a good fit for you, your goals, and your budget
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Schedule Therapy Session with Your New Therapist
The intake coordinator will schedule your first session with the therapist that best fits your therapy needs and schedule
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Complete Intake Form
Complete your intake forms online prior to your first session.
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Have Your Intake Session
During your intake session, your therapist will ask questions to get to know you and discuss your therapy goals.
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Regular Ongoing Therapy Sessions
Schedule your future therapy based on your goals, availability, and budget
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